Kassidy Maragon was a lonely child when dashing British officer Raile DeWinter became her valiant protector. Then Raile, estranged from his family for an act he didn't commit, left England. It would be five years before he returned in a blaze of glory. When he and his enchanting Kassidy met again, he convinced her to be his duchess. Against a world of treachery, she dared to risk everything for the man she loved and could no longer live without. In a story sweeping from an English castle to the battlefields of Waterloo to the splendor of London, bestselling author Constance O'Banyon weaves a magnificent tale of passion, honor, and extraordinary love.

Lady Arrian DeWinter, daughter of the English duke of Ravenworth, was determined to escape the highland castle of Warrick Glencarin. For her senses were perilously near surrender to the very man who held her as a pawn in a family feud. And escape she did, though she left behind her heart to a man who dared not believe he'd won it. Betrothed to Ian MacIvors, lovely Arrian struggled to despise her fiancé's enemy. Yet all she longed for was Warrick and the chance to soften his bitter anger with her loving touch. Bestselling author Constance O'Banyon celebrates the destiny of a man descended from Scots warriors and a woman unwilling to betray her passions in this vivid story of honor and hatred, treachery and tenderness.

LOVE IN A DISTANT LAND When Mallory Stanhope set sail for Egypt, she was drawn to a fellow passenger, the strikingly handsome Lord Michael DeWinter. Yet, while Michael was intrigued by Mallory's disarming beauty, he was preoccupied with thoughts of rescuing his father from treacherous captors. Once in port, Mallory hoped to forget this troublesome man, but she soon found herself not only nursing his wounds, but also falling hopelessly in love with him. As danger lurked amid the sun-scorched dunes, Michael realized he had lost his heart to this red-haired angel and together they risked everything to save his father from a desert prison.